... ( Fran Judy) Ye Gnt,‘!—Tlle National Gallery—Thtl penny place et Drury Lane Theatre, to be sure 1 NEW NARTTRIIOII. At last that sapient gentleinan is found Who, ev'ry trace ot ember folly loathing. With turning not content, his feat has crowned By ...

... HALL, ANDOVER. TWO NIGHTS ONLY! Monday and Tuesday, SEPTEMBER, 10M and 11lh, 1894. Via: or Mr. and COMPANY, In the great DRURY LANE DRAMA, isprodnead by Sin Anonym Beam, entitled— A SAILOR'S KNOT By Hum Psyrryr. Nil. It ia the moat elaborate and expensive ...

... olothea torn. Almost immediately after this occiirred Felice constable Voiler up and followed the g•lig to Parker -treat, Drury - lane, where the prueseutor pointed out the three prisoner. among a °roved. Voller then took Griffen no. custody, and later in ...

... f plots, but have thought ft to present old friends in new rather than make us acquainted with fresh heroes and heroism. Drury Lane has under the management of Mr. Augustus Harris, inaugurates this new phase in his earlier with a pantomime on the subject ...

... MUSIC AND DRAMA. Mr EDtTi BLAND has been engaged for the leading put in the next Drury-lane pantomime. models of Mr. John Morley, the Paris, and the late Admiral II hart are cow to le wen at Madauie furssiud's p polar plain of ninusemeut. Mits. LANorav ...

... MUSIC AND THE DIVAL Cast. Rase begins his season of English opera at Drury Lane on the hat iast. with a capital company, and he promises us,among other treats, a new work by Mr. Mackenzie, the talented composer .if Report speaks very favourably of the ...

... coachman) : I shan't stay long. Take the carriage home at once, and meet me at nine with the fire-e,cape. PLEASURII at Drury Lane has been produce.). The whole tone of this production is pitches' in so low • key that it has even depressed the earthquake ...

... bedridden for several ~,,, nth,. 'Poe If) or 12 season. he was the , r i o r•ip.l figure in the barlegiiinede portion of the Drury Lane annuals tint , ' that of in which he took no tart. His return a later was received with much 'stills/tine by Sir A. Harris' ...

... strong bodies of pohse writ pteteil at I,tig.aeris and Wellingtonstreet apprortches to Bow.street, the Oats entsance to Drury Lane Theatre, whilst osnatables on foot guorded the of the smaller thorouger faroll tilt ii to BOW ratreet. to threes kept the ...

... in. tentacle of being cement at Mrs. Bernard-Beere's premiere at the Opera Contique. The Forty Thieves ceased to cud at Drury Lane with its perfoimance. The run is and Mr. Harry Nicholls presented Mr. Harris with two inscribed salvers on be. ball of the ...

... Savages, WSI in the chair and although he was obliged to retire rather early, to witness the production of Amy Robsart at Drury Lane, he remained long enough to gracefully do the honours in behalf of the Club. When he left Mr. Luke took his place. Speech ...

... winds out, rings the peals of bells, and echoes their voices in agrand hymn of rejoicing. What a marvellous spectacle is the Drury-lane Pantomime. Our dear clever old friend, in Boots, who has been the hero of bnrsery legend for years and years lack, appears ...